Examples of using Common definition in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The Commission considers that the quality of monitoring can be assured without a common definition of forest.
Although I understand the importance of sustainable urban development, I think it will be difficult to achieve it without a common definition of'urban areas'.
The Universal Declaration came to be recognized as a historic document articulating a common definition of human dignity and values.
Equal treatment of interested workers and employers and common definition of scope of mobility support services they can receive.
The Universal Declaration has come to be regarded as an historic document articulating a common definition of human dignity and values.
including a common definition of the crime, aggravating circumstances and higher penalties, as well as non-punishment of the victims.
Despite the common definition in the financial regulation the the EaSI regulation makes reference to‘loans',‘guarantees',‘equity' and‘quasi- equity'.
In accordance with the definition set out in Article 2, establish a detailed common definition of net zero energy buildings by 31 December 2010 at the latest.
Despite the common definition in the financial regulation the CEF regulation makes reference to:‘equity instruments',‘loans and/or guaran- tees',‘risk- sharing instruments for project bonds'.
Whereas, so far, it has proved impossible to furnish a common definition of the term'public offer' and all its constituent parts;
The Directive establishes a common definition of fraud against the EU's financial interests, in particular in
There is a common definition of the road leg, irrespective of the non-road mode of transport(150 km
Accident reporting should be standardised across Europe(a common definition of what an accident is should be agreed, etc.).
Targets must be set for the number of severely injured road users, with a common definition of serious injury.
This can be achieved by ensuring regular common definition of key priorities for resettlement and providing a financial incentive for Member States to resettle in accordance with those priorities.
Scientific integration includes common definition and implementation of the scientific and technological activities,
Council Regulation(EEC) No 802/68 of 27 June 1968 on the common definition of the concept of the origin of goods(6), as last amended by Regulation(EEC) No 456/91(7);
We note that work towards a common definition on nanomaterials is still ongoing within the Commission.
It proposes a fast-track procedure for the admission of seasonal workers, from third countries, based on a common definition and common criteria.
The recently issued draft directive introduces a common definition of trade secrets,